The Feasibility of Using Smartphone Sensors to Track Insomnia, Depression, and Anxiety in Adults and Young Adults: Narrative Review. [PDF]
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth, 2023 BackgroundSince the era of smartphones started in early 2007, they have steadily turned into an accepted part of our lives. Poor sleep is a health problem that needs to be closely monitored before it causes severe mental health ...
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Smartphone Sensors for Indoor Positioning. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel), 2023 The explosive growth and wide proliferation of mobile devices, the majority of which are smartphones, led to the inception of several novel and intuitive services, including on-the-go services, online customer services, and location-based services (LBS) [
Ashraf I, Park Y, Zikria YB, Din S.
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Smartphone-Operated Wireless Chemical Sensors: A Review
Chemosensors, 2022 Wireless chemical sensors have been developed as a result of advances in chemical sensing and wireless communication technology. Because of their mobility and widespread availability, smartphones have been extensively combined with sensors such as hand ...
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Smartphone-Based Portable Bio-Chemical Sensors: Exploring Recent Advancements
Chemosensors, 2023 Traditionally, analytical chemistry and diagnosis relied on wet laboratories and skilled professionals utilizing sophisticated instruments for sample handling and analysis.
Joong Ho Shin, Kuangcai Chen
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Build-in sensors and analysis algorithms aided smartphone-based sensors for point-of-care tests
Biosensors and Bioelectronics: X, 2022 Over the last few years, smartphone-based sensors present a rapid development in the field of point-of-care (POC) testing owing to the properties of ubiquity and convenience.
Jia Kong, Tianli Yue, Yinqiang Xia
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Sensors, 2020 By developing awareness of smartphone activities that the user is performing on their smartphone, such as scrolling feeds, typing and watching videos, we can develop application features that are beneficial to the users, such as personalization.
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Sensors, 2015 Smartphones have been widely used recently to monitor heart rate and activity, since they have the necessary processing power, non-invasive and cost-effective sensors, and wireless communication capabilities.
Soo-Yong Shin, Yu Rang Park, Guna Lee
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Validity of smartphone sensors to assess selected kinetic and kinematic outcomes during single-leg landing stabilization tasks. [PDF]
PLoS OneIntroductionLanding stabilization tasks are a key component of injury prevention and rehabilitation programs. An objective estimation of kinetics and kinematics requires equipment and expertise which are often unavailable outside specialized centres.
Gallina A, Lim MA, Cabral HV.
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Cross-Platform Availability of Smartphone Sensors for Depression Indication Systems: Mixed-Methods Umbrella Review. [PDF]
Interact J Med ResBackgroundA popular trend in depression forecasting research is the development of machine learning models trained with various types of smartphone sensor data and periodic self-ratings to derive early indications of changes in ...
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Assessment of Pelvic Motion During Single-Leg Weight-Bearing Tasks Using Smartphone Sensors: Validity Study. [PDF]
JMIR Rehabil Assist TechnolBackgroundClinicians and athletic training specialists often assess the performance of single-leg, weight-bearing tasks to monitor rehabilitation progress and guide exercise progression.
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